@hopesummersforthefuture: Feels like an X-men book given it's once again being forced to clean up an X-men mess. As to Rogue and Havok being written horribly couldn't agree more, Rogue I find is a waste of space who adds little to the team other than to bi&ch at every non X-men and Havok I find has lost his identity to force this belief of assimilation. If anything the group has only damaged the idea of both teams united even further only proving that Avengers should never deal in mutant crisis and C-men should stick to just mutant crisis and nothing else.

Love the book. Though with that said, I would banish the concept. Dont like my peas and carrots touching lol

@hopesummersforthefuture: Feels like an X-men book given it's once again being forced to clean up an X-men mess. As to Rogue and Havok being written horribly couldn't agree more, Rogue I find is a waste of space who adds little to the team other than to bi&ch at every non X-men and Havok I find has lost his identity to force this belief of assimilation. If anything the group has only damaged the idea of both teams united even further only proving that Avengers should never deal in mutant crisis and X-men should stick to just mutant crisis and nothing else.

I really enjoyed BotA up until it fizzled out near the end. I would say it was better in the sense that it was more fun to read and had pretty interesting characters. AvX definitely had way more far-reaching and long lasting consequences though.

Me too. They all speed up the ending, the brotherhood escaped, magik was sad that her future brother died and wants revenge on xavier's grandson. Kitty was upset that no one listen to her, so she left with the uncannny x-men and the o5 left with her.

Yeah the ending was just rushed. Too busy with a lot of loose ends left (Though of course I know this is at least done on purpose for future story lines.) Personally I still can't get over everyone arguing about sending the O5 back to their own timeline.